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Definition of shock
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of shock is as below...
Shock (n.) A pile or
assemblage
of
sheaves
of
grain,
as
wheat,
rye, or the like, set up in a
field,
the
sheaves
varying
in
number
from
twelve
to
sixteen;
a
stook..
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Tetanomotor
::
Tetanomotor
(n.) An
instrument
from
tetanizing
a
muscle
by
irritating
its nerve by
successive
mechanical
shocks.
Justle
::
Justle
(n.) An
encounter
or
shock;
a
jostle.
Torpedo
::
Torpedo
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
elasmobranch
fishes
belonging
to
Torpedo
and
allied
genera.
They are
related
to the rays, but have the power of
giving
electrical
shocks.
Called
also
crampfish,
and
numbfish.
See
Electrical
fish, under
Electrical..
Shock
::
Shock (v.) To
strike
with
surprise,
terror,
horror,
or
disgust;
to cause to
recoil;
as, his
violence
shocked
his
associates..
Heartstruck
::
Heartstruck
(a.)
Shocked
with pain, fear, or
remorse;
dismayed;
heartstricken..
Heartstricken
::
Heartstricken
(a.)
Shocked;
dismayed.
Shough
::
Shough
(n.) A
shockdog.
Revolt
::
Revolt
(v. t.) To do
violence
to; to cause to turn away or
shrink
with
abhorrence;
to
shock;
as, to
revolt
the
feelings..
Congress
::
Congress
(n.) A
sudden
encounter;
a
collision;
a
shock;
-- said of
things.
Squasher
::
Squash
(n.) A
sudden
fall of a
heavy,
soft body; also, a shock of soft
bodies..
Elastic
::
Elastic
(a.) Able to
return
quickly
to a
former
state or
condition,
after being
depressed
or
overtaxed;
having
power to
recover
easily
from
shocks
and
trials;
as,
elastic
spirits;
an
elastic
constitution..
Shock
::
Shock (n.) A pile or
assemblage
of
sheaves
of
grain,
as
wheat,
rye, or the like, set up in a
field,
the
sheaves
varying
in
number
from
twelve
to
sixteen;
a
stook..
Earthshock
::
Earthshock
(n.) An
earthquake.
Amble
::
Amble (v. i.) To move
somewhat
like an
ambling
horse;
to go
easily
or
without
hard
shocks.
Break
::
Break (v. t.) To
diminish
the force of; to
lessen
the shock of, as a fall or
blow..
Electrify
::
Electrify
(v. t.) To cause
electricity
to pass
through;
to
affect
by
electricity;
to give an
electric
shock to; as, to
electrify
a limb, or the
body..
Earthquake
::
Earthquake
(n.) A
shaking,
trembling,
or
concussion
of the
earth,
due to
subterranean
causes,
often
accompanied
by a
rumbling
noise.
The wave of shock
sometimes
traverses
half a
hemisphere,
destroying
cities
and many
thousand
lives;
--
called
also
earthdin,
earthquave,
and
earthshock..
Jog
::
"Jog (v. i.) To move by jogs or small
shocks,
like those of a slow trot; to move
slowly,
leisurely,
or
monotonously;
--
usually
with on,
sometimes
with
over..
Contrecoup
::
Contrecoup
(n.) A
concussion
or shock
produced
by a blow or other
injury,
in a part or
region
opposite
to that at which the blow is
received,
often
causing
rupture
or
disorganisation
of the parts
affected..
Ghastly
::
Ghastly
(superl.)
Horrible;
shocking;
dreadful;
hideous.
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